[Rails] Re: Combining rails intrAnet and public site.

Hi nick ! We have been doing exactly that with zena for years (public visitor = anonymous login). I think your use case could be very interesting to try with the new zena as gem: 1. single login system 2. in all your current controllers before_filter :check_visitor_rights def

[Rails] Re: Combining rails intrAnet and public site.

Gaspard, thank you for a reply. I checked out zena before, and while it is a good CMS in it's own right I don't think I can use it as it would require me to rewrite a huge a existing application, or write api hooks. I was mostly looking for a RAILS WAY strategy to implement this. It looks

[Rails] Re: Combining rails intrAnet and public site.

nick ger wrote: Gaspard, thank you for a reply. I checked out zena before, and while it is a good CMS in it's own right I don't think I can use it as it would require me to rewrite a huge a existing application, or write api hooks. I was mostly looking for a RAILS WAY strategy to

[Rails] Re: Combining rails intrAnet and public site.

Gaspard, while we are on the subject i was recently considering different systems, and while right now I'm using restful_authentication I looked at authlogic as well. Any particular reason you prefer it over other rails authorization systems? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

[Rails] Re: Combining rails intrAnet and public site.

nick ger wrote: Gaspard, while we are on the subject i was recently considering different systems, and while right now I'm using restful_authentication I looked at authlogic as well. Any particular reason you prefer it over other rails authorization systems? I'm not Gaspard, but my

[Rails] Re: Combining rails intrAnet and public site.

Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote: nick ger wrote: Gaspard, while we are on the subject i was recently considering different systems, and while right now I'm using restful_authentication I looked at authlogic as well. Any particular reason you prefer it over other rails authorization systems?